Three Fold Chickens Die-Cut Card - Illustrated by Mark Hearld
Bring the charm of the countryside to life with the Three-Fold Chickens die-cut greeting card by celebrated UK artist and printmaker Mark Hearld. Created in his signature collage style that captures the textures of rural British life, this card features a unique, sculptural three-panel folding design that unfolds into a lively farmyard scene. The independent standing design transforms a thoughtful note into a beautiful piece of tabletop art, making it a delightful birthday, housewarming, or thank-you keepsake for backyard chicken keepers, nature lovers, and collectors of artist-made stationery.
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Quantity: 1 card with coordinating envelope
Material: Printed on premium, heavy-weight cardstock; packed in a sustainable, biodegradable cello sleeve.
Printing: Full color with soy-based inks
Origin: Printed by Art Angels in the UK
Artist: Mark Hearld
Bring the charm of the countryside to life with the Three-Fold Chickens die-cut greeting card by celebrated UK artist and printmaker Mark Hearld. Created in his signature collage style that captures the textures of rural British life, this card features a unique, sculptural three-panel folding design that unfolds into a lively farmyard scene. The independent standing design transforms a thoughtful note into a beautiful piece of tabletop art, making it a delightful birthday, housewarming, or thank-you keepsake for backyard chicken keepers, nature lovers, and collectors of artist-made stationery.
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Quantity: 1 card with coordinating envelope
Material: Printed on premium, heavy-weight cardstock; packed in a sustainable, biodegradable cello sleeve.
Printing: Full color with soy-based inks
Origin: Printed by Art Angels in the UK
Artist: Mark Hearld
About Mark Hearld
His style feels like a celebration of the everyday. He loves the quirky charm of old-fashioned folk art and uses a mix of collage and printmaking to create layers of color and texture. For Mark, making art is about sharing the simple joy he finds in a hedgerow or a garden, turning those little moments of nature into something vibrant and full of life that anyone can enjoy.
